The insights of a Quirky Tech Enthousiast on his journey through the fast paced IT landscape.
Introduction
In the past I’ve already explained a bit on ExpressRoute… This is a topic on which I’ve had a vast amount of discussions in the past.
Thomas was a worthy sparring partner and truly had a big share in those discussions. Recently he pinged me to say that the naming has shifted. So we’ll be covering that today.
You are looking to use Office 365 or Azure Services, though you are wondering how you can seggregate workloads from travelling over public networks… With ExpressRoute, you are able to ensure that certain services are only accessible via your private virtual networks!
This possibility is possible for all Azure Services, except the following ;
So connectivity to virtual machines and cloud services deployed in virtual networks are supported over the private peering path. The same goes for Azure Websites and all other services are accessible.
When looking towards Office365, the following services are supported ;
The following Office 365 services are not supported ;
(Though you can connect to these services over the internet)
Source ; ExpressRoute FAQ
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